The last Wrangler is scheduled to come off the Parkway assembly line today...
The last of nearly 970,000 Wranglers made since the icon was last redesigned in 1997 was built at Parkway yesterday, will be painted red there today, and will be finished tomorrow at Stickney, where Mr. Laucks works.
Meanwhile, production of the redesigned Wrangler begins with four-door Unlimited models on July 17 after Mr. Laucks and others return from Toledo Jeep’s traditional two-week summer shutdown. The first finished vehicle is to be done July 24.
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sylvanis | Posted: 2006/6/29 18:20 Updated: 2006/6/29 18:20 |
Just can't stay away ![]() ![]() Joined: 2006/1/26 From: Posts: 104 |
![]() ![]() What a sad day it is for the Jeep world. I've had a 2002 TJ and now my 2004.5 LWB TJ (LJ). I remember sitting looking at the paper when the TJ's launched, I just bought my used YJ. |
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jeepxk | Posted: 2006/6/29 16:48 Updated: 2006/6/29 16:48 |
Just can't stay away ![]() ![]() Joined: 2005/7/13 From: Peoria Posts: 148 |
![]() I guess this confirms things. Unlimited first and then two door.
I don't think they will start making them and then let them sit at the factory until Dec. The rumors below don't make sense. Does anyone know how the sales of the TJ (970,000) according to the article, compare to past models? This has to be one of the most sucessful Jeeps in history. |
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